THE sight of a large fajita lying in the middle of the road in Lower Earley has caused quite a stir. Witnesses took to Facebook to describe seeing the Mexican...
Read moreDetailsA FIRE rescue exercise will be taking place at a building site in Wokingham next week. Crews from Wokingham Fire Station, in Easthampstead Road, will respond to a mock ‘emergency’...
Read moreDetailsREADING'S close-season recruitment work has begun with the signing of Danzell Gravenberch. The 22-year-old Dutch defender has agreed a three-year contract with Royals, which he will sign upon the opening...
Read moreDetailsIN ITS annual dash of pomp and circumstance, Wokingham town welcomed its new mayor on Tuesday, May 17. Cllr Gwynneth Hewetson has been elected by her fellow councillors to be...
Read moreDetailsOVER the bank holiday weekend, there will be no crows in Sonning. The village is being taken over by colourful scarecrows and everyone is invited to come along and visit...
Read moreDetailsAN EXPERT in early music will give a virtuoso performance in Wokingham on Wednesday night. Dr Uri Smilansky will present the latest in All Saints’ Church’s baroque music concerts from...
Read moreDetailsTHE three films being screened at this year’s Wokingham Open Air Cinema have just been announced. The annual event in Elms Field offers a fun night out for all ages,...
Read moreDetailsTWYFORD will be the setting for an EU Referendum discussion with the Home Secretary next Friday. Local MP the Rt Hon Theresa May will be exploring the issues surrounding the...
Read moreDetailsRAIL commuters in Wokingham travelling to London Waterloo this morning may be subject to delays because of a signalling problem in the capital. National Rail is reporting services in and out...
Read moreDetailsA search has been launched to find a man after a girl was snapped using the toilet in a branch of McDonald's. The incident is said to have occurred on...
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